The average time to sell a house in the UK from start to finish is 170 days, equivalent to 24.3 weeks or 5.6 months from the first day of marketing to legal completion, whilst in Lincoln it’s 185 days.
If you are looking to sell your property and attain the best possible price, please feel free to use our online guides as a blueprint for success.
At Walters we offer three different types of valuations. All specifically designed to help you reach your desired outcome. Carry on reading to understand what we can do to assist you.
Embarking on your first home purchase is a significant step in most people’s lives, but it can bring feelings of uncertainty and apprehension.
Of that, the vast majority are rented out (69%).
Are you trying to sell your property right now and not getting the interest levels you hoped for? Are viewing figures down? When you initially launched to the market, were you hit with a stampede of interest, or was it more like tumbleweeds? Read this article to figure out if your property is overpriced.
Are you searching for a new home? If, during your search, you come across a leasehold property, how do you know if you should buy it or steer clear? There are a few key things that you need to know before you make an offer - read this article to find out.
Are you trying to sell your home? Perhaps after the market in recent years, you were hoping for a quick sale, maybe even a stampede of viewers with offers flying in and the price rising, but instead, you've just had tumbleweeds? Read this article to find out why your home might not be getting the interest you were expecting and how to fix it.
Are you thinking of selling your home and hoping to move before Christmas this year so that you can spend it in your dream new property? How realistic is this dream? Is there enough time to sell by Christmas? Read this article to find out.
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If you have a home and are considering the idea of 'mortgage holidays' but are unsure about their specifics, this article is for you.
A landlord remarked to me the other day that he felt that there were more ‘posher’ up-market properties coming up for rent in the last six months compared to a couple of years ago.